The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-10


Law. and commendable. I feel that you should
know this fact, which exists alone a. to these
two, schwab and Fielden. 1t In my further de-
sire TO say that believe that Schwab was the
plant weak tool OF q stronger VIII and moro
designine person. Schwab seems TO be friend
less. At tho date no other application has
been made to me. and. II made. I have no
further suggestions or recommendations TO
offer. As to the two above named. do not
feel like putting any obstacle In the way Of =
Communication OF their sentence to impriscn-
ment for lie. although should have pre-
ferred TO have received from Schwab state
mont similar In character TO that from Fielder.
which is o great factor In his favor. in my
opinion"
Mr.. Ingham. who assisted in the prosecution.
added a word Of approval. and Judge Tuthil
wrote the following:
I'm view Of the above statements OF Judges
GARY and Grinnell and Mr. Ingharn. touching
Fielden and Schwsb. and as well In consider
alton OF what myself know OF the facts OF tho
case as Affecting these two men. sincerely
recommend and hope that Executive clemency
may DO extended TO each Of these men,"
Judge Jameson added his approval. and Mr..
johnson left for Springfield last night and laid
the papers before the Governor to-day. Judge
favor Of the Communication Of any Of the other
condemned men. There Ii reason for thinking
that the Governor will DO favorably impressed
with the petitions In the cases Of Fiolden and
Schwsb. and that he will commute their sem
fences to imprisonment for life. while the other
Anarchists will all hang. At this writing. how
ever. when nothing IL known, suspense Is the
the jail nothing new in the streets. and. un;
fortunately. no change IN the hearts and
Of Of III Wives aa add eSasn
forward to Friday morning with terror and ap-
prehension.
THE BEARING OF THE PRISONERS.
Linegs defiant attitude. his Gagged hyena
portion thereof IN particular have brought
tina, toward one who stands literally in the
shadow q the Eaiiows. from whose npiilte cd
will M Win sb.ps s6aSa Sa 5s
buy ss . matter Of fact the commani,y is d.
d ss. chez a'f last night The tone Of the
sSsas and ana the sc us sssspsh
other. and in every newspaper. is expressed
and that no strained mercy viii be shown %
either Of his companions. Linggs manner
s ss net ct sn
IN TACT. he rather sIories IN the pros:
R %sniiss e. s s o'e aispcinason 70
90 alone. he xants az the little band to be
says NV are as and be oS wants
that mystic number upon the scanold, as 1t was
In their original conspiracy. The fiamboyancy
cain nD usinpsssio1ed a ssiaIssions 9: Psssoas
are unchanged. The man IL. as cool as q
f imagine him N" with his Wife and children. N. ~
PARSONS RoMP1NG WITH HIS CHILDREN.
Yesterday the little ones were permitted to
see and romp and play with their father; and
his wife. with q businesslike air contented her
ances, words OF cheer and inspiration: along
the line Of their extreme thought. To-day.
sRsn M s.f s
shs were diseus:ins lie cut p : pev gown. q
ss sssBS 4 sssn ap e % I
and she replied there was NO special use
huseSnd At distance n s0a ana 1 az a. him
aeross twelve feet Of space In the. hearing
stne tSs there ss
would never do So They had tafen her nus;
band from his comparatively comfortable cell
than a dungeon. and she much preferred that
her children; who are now sneered at and in
School school should be able to remembs their
Of life and fun and joiiity-rsther than to re-
an impenetrable dungeon. where they would
not be permitted 10 90. and from which he
could not como.
POOR NINA VAN zANDr.
i xsR 4 Is ss sas n
one direction only. and In that, one direction
ses sss sassd + the sa
has had her last talk. she has had the last view
OF her. 50 to speak. husband. and must nov
this morning that she could not enter. and
would not be permitted to sec Spies again.
she went away very sorrowful. and Later sss
fits Of Mysteries, which warrant the grayest
apprehensions for her mental and physical
WAS the first. it will be rememb ered. to share
her husbands pillory in the court room She
a 20 ws
to help along the pecuniary situation. and she
win be the last Of AL the group-men and
ing. Of cowardice, mental. moral. or physical.
She has touched this point Of philosophy. To-
and said distinctly and In terms that she
agreeable event. but declined TO COMMITMENTS
s1s.sssd The % tie
give You some idea Of the torture to which
ush % hs d se
Barnum's. or the two headed girl In the circus.
Chicago has had the side show so long that
the proper carer for strangers and all curiosity
seekers to go 10 the jail. TO approach as near as
the limit would permit. and to store At the IN
fortunate men while they ate. took their ex-
ercise. had their brief interviews with their
fa miles or sweethearts. and transacted their
routine business with lawyers or other in
terested persons. The consequence were such
as might have been expected LingR was
enabled to make his bombs Spies has Inflated
himself with importance TO an inordinats de-
gree. Parsons has written and published
enough TO stock q young library. and all con-
cerned have glonfed themselves and their
cause until they came to regard themselves,
and TO be regarded by others as drst-class
heroes In a pretty bad box.
All this is ended, and now that these men can
NO longer receive visitors, will no longer be
open 10 public gaze. will no longer have that
food OF hAttery Tor which their self -conceit and
nounced and decided change In their demeanor.
To be sure. IL the Governor does not interfere.
and II Is not likely he will. there Is but brief
opportunity for them 10 change very much, but
! Believe they will utilize every hour OF it That
their friends already entertain This view Ii evil
dent, think. from the proceedings taken in
the County Court to-day in the. interest Of
LinRK and Spies. writ OF Injunction being
ASKED. with the cheeky suggestion thar the
bearing be put down for . week from to-day.
This. In view OF the near approach OF Friday.
which Is the day OF execution. mildly indicates
the speration Of the men and their counsel.